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I think you need to be ready at all times.

It is yours. When you grow bud like that, you get all the spoils!

I use my toppings as clones all the time. It takes a little longer for them to get established, but it will work. I cut my stem at an angle under water (as recommended by another thread), then use rooting gel & stick it in a rapid rooter. You can go right into soil, but I like the contact the...

I got a dimmable ballast, but don't use it. I think it will prematurely age the lamp. The ballast company (Lumatek) says it is OK, but I did not find any info from my lamp manufacturer. I will use it as a 'last resort' if I got real heat problems. I would go for CFLs now. You can always use...

Zoo Doo Goo! nice.

Sounds good - Your repot plan sounds fine. A lot of people recommend ~3 pots, giving the roots a chance to establish. Others go right to the final pot. I use 2, with the final being 2gal smart pots (I look to move up to 3-gal). I would water when the soil gets dry. Most recommend a...

The old ones & the new ones look good and healthy! Who knows what kind of seeds you got? I think you said they were 'mystery' bag seeds. That is the good & bad with bag seeds. You are not sure what you are growing, but you might get a good surprise! You may have two phenos from common...

All looks OK (except for that little yelow plant!) The three big ones look good. You started the others later?? There can be a lull in vertical growth as they establish some roots. Are they in their final pots? If yes, I would fill them up with dirt! Looks like you got some room in there.

It's a toss up. I would like to separate them, but you don't have a lot of room (3x2' footprint?). Plus not a lot of light You could leave it as is, and they will fight for light & soil. You could try to cut one plant out? There is a good RIU thread on transplanting. For you, I think it would...

nice. I can smell them from here! What's the strain?

Honor thy mother plant

Looks good & very healthy! How did you grow this? All outdoors? Any nutes? Hope it flowers nicely for you! Your own strain? Was it designed to be small/bushy? Usually, I would like to see it a little bigger after 2.5 months of veg.

It does look like you are heating up! The leaves look like they are canoeing a bit. Good luck with the grow!

Looks frosty! Are you running the same setup as page 1? Soil: Mixed soils of ~ Miracle Grow 6mo. feed + Miracle Grow moisture control. (last time using this stuff. Will be HappyFrog or Ebb & Flow from here on out. Still deciding which route to go.) Nutrients: none, other than what's provided by...

Some yellowing can be 'normal' during late flowering. You should offer some photos & details (e.g., grow medium, nutes, etc.). You may want to post this in the Plant Problems forum.

You can take clones throughout flowering, but it will take them a while to get established. I have heard about a '2 week into flowering' timeframe. I think this is a good timeframe so your clones are ready for flowering when the original plant is ready for harvest. Most recommend taking clones...

Excellent choice! I am growing Nirvana's Northern Light now! I got a new grow box, mixing up a couple of things and wanted a 'tried & true' strain to try and eliminate any surprises. NL is very forgiving, temp tolerant, low odor, good yield, etc. - A good choice for grow #1 !

Plants look good! Any LST plans? I am doing the 4-way LST (from RIU thread) and I like the structure it gives. How far away is your light? A lower light may help reduce stretching?

I don't think autos finish faster than non-auto seeds. Auto can trigger flowering without a change in light duration. They are chiefly helpful in outdoor grows. They may also have a lower THC content than non-auto seeds. I don't recommend then for an indoor grow. Find a strain that has a short...

I like the strategy, but not a big fan of the screen. How big are the squares? 1.5"? They look kinda small in the photo. I made a screen with twine at 3" squares. Got the design off RIU (4-way LST/scrog thread?). Big squares to work in, with some flexibility of movement from the twine. Buds...